Super Sugar Snap Pea (Pisum sativum) produces thick, plump pods with the sweet flavor expected from a sugar snap pea. It improves on the older Sugar Snap with better powdery mildew resistance, heavier production and maturity up to a week earlier.
Sow outdoors in early spring when the soil reaches 50–75°F, or plant again about two months before the last frost for a smaller fall harvest. Tall vines need support, and picking every day keeps the crop coming.
Features
Open-pollinated variety
Powdery mildew resistance
Sweet, thick pods
Tall vines
Spacing: 1–2 inches
Support: Required for vines over 3 feet
Germination: 7–14 days
Sowing depth: 1 inch
Packet weight: 1 ounce
Botanical name: Pisum sativum
Outdoor sowing: Early spring through the last frost date
